WEBSITE PRIVACY OBSERVABILITY

Your banner tells one story.
What does your website do?

See the browser behavior behind your consent setup. Compare scenarios, inspect observed services and spot third-party changes that deserve a closer look.

No banner to install. Domain ownership required.
ILLUSTRATIVE SCAN · SAMPLE DATA
example.com DNS

Consent behavior, side by side.

Separate Chromium contexts for each scenario.

SCENARIOINTERACTIONEXTERNAL HOSTS
01Before a choiceNo choice made4 observed
02After rejectionClick confirmed2 observed
03After acceptanceUntestedNot assessed
Tracking observed after rejection

A technical finding to investigate, not a legal conclusion.

No confirmed accept interaction. This scenario is untested.
Real Chromium observations DNS-verified domains No cookie values stored Separate consent scenarios
LOOK BEYOND THE BANNER

Understand the behavior. Keep the evidence in context.

A consent banner is an interface. TruCookie helps your technical team investigate what happens around it.

01

Observe browser activity

Inspect external hostnames, recognized tracking endpoints, cookie names and storage key names from a real Chromium session.

Requests · Cookies · Storage keys
02

Compare consent scenarios

Run separate contexts before a choice and after reject or accept attempts. An unconfirmed interaction is recorded as untested.

Before choice · Reject · Accept
03

Notice third-party changes

Compare newly observed external hosts with a previous scan. Use the change as a starting point for investigating a release or integration.

Previous scan · New hosts · Review
04

Keep a reviewable history

Use your organization’s site inventory, scan history and finding details to revisit the observations behind a technical question.

Sites · Scan details · Findings
FROM DOMAIN TO OBSERVATION

A practical check for your website workflow.

Start with a domain you control. Verify ownership before collecting any browser observations.

01

Verify your domain

Publish the supplied DNS TXT record to demonstrate control. Scanning is restricted to verified domains.

02

Run the scenarios

Queue a scan that opens independent Chromium contexts and attempts the configured consent choices.

03

Investigate the evidence

Review observed services, cookie names, interaction results and changes against previous scans.

FOR THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WEBSITE

A shared view for technical and privacy conversations.

Web & digital agencies

Check authorized client domains and investigate consent behavior after website or tag changes.

Engineering & QA teams

Connect findings with releases and integrations. Separate a confirmed interaction from an untested scenario.

Privacy & operations teams

Bring concrete technical observations to reviews with developers and consent-platform providers.

CLEAR SCOPE. USEFUL SIGNALS.

Know what a scan can tell you.

01

An observation is not a verdict.

A scan describes the behavior encountered in a particular run. It does not determine legal compliance or guarantee full tracker coverage.

02

Untested means untested.

A banner interaction may fail. TruCookie records that limitation rather than reporting a consent outcome it did not confirm.

03

Collect the names, not the values.

The scanner records cookie and storage key names, not cookie values, request bodies, form input or full browsing histories.

PRACTICAL GUIDES

Make the evidence useful.

Understand the scenarios, build a reviewable inventory and investigate changes without overstating what a scan proves.

PRODUCT EVALUATION

Make website privacy a technical conversation.

Explore how scenario-based observations could fit your team’s website review process.